Новости за 05.11.2016

Will Worth ran for 175 yards and two touchdowns, his ninth consecutive game with a rushing score, and Navy beat Notre Dame 28-27 Saturday in the nation's longest-running intersectional rivalry.

The Pauls are the second couple in as many months to come forward with complaints of long waits to receive a custom wheelchair from the Hampton VA.

Nichols, South Carolina wasn't directly hit by Hurricane Matthew, but its location 50 miles inland from Myrtle Beach, between two converging rivers caused it to fill up like a bathtub after 18 inches of rain fell.

Republicans typically perform well around military installations. Democrats hope this year will be different, so the Clinton campaign is competing aggressively for the votes of active duty service members, their families and veterans.

Adonis Brown, 17, was sentenced earlier this year to nearly eight years in prison in the shooting of his friend, Alexander Demello, 13. Richard Gastelum, Brown's uncle, had been accused of supplying the gun, but those charges have been dropped.

Iraqi special forces cleared buildings on Saturday in neighborhoods they entered in eastern Mosul a day earlier, after pushing out Islamic State militants in their drive to take back the city, as new images emerged of the barriers the extremist group mounted to obstruct the troops' advance.

Korean War veteran James McEachin and Vietnam War veteran Vincent Okamoto enthusiastically enlisted in the Army during a time of war and each had unique experiences because of their race.

Samar Hijazi stood in front of the judge of the Sunni sharia court who pronounced her divorced. Just like that, Hijazi, 45, was freed from a 33-year marriage to a man she described as abusive and domineering. The refugee from Syria's war had long wished for such an ending, but it had never seemed possible in her old life.

A French soldier has been killed in an attack in northern Mali after a mine exploded as his armored vehicle passed by during a supply mission, French officials said Saturday.

Two Italians and a Canadian citizen who were kidnapped in southern Libya by armed men in September were freed unharmed and brought to Italy in the early hours of Saturday, Italian authorities said.

French police arrested the leader of the debilitated Basque militant group ETA, Spain's Interior Ministry said Saturday.

Nigerian troops rescued one of the Chibok schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram extremists more than two years ago in a pre-dawn raid Saturday on a forest hideout. She had a 10-month-old baby boy born to a Boko Haram fighter, said a statement from army spokesman Col. Sani Kukasheka Usman.

When George Turner left the Air Force, he found himself missing "meaningful work." As the new Vet Corps navigator at Big Bend Community College, where Turner is studying computer science, he finds himself again doing something important — helping former members of the military make their way into and through college.

About seven years ago, Bert Johnson, 69, wrote a song about the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C. The song was about his experience serving in Vietnam and then returning home to see all of the names of the men and women who lost their lives in the war.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has led ceremonies launching a large statue outside the Kremlin to a 10th-century prince of Kiev who is credited with making Orthodox Christianity the official faith of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus.

Iraqi special forces cleared buildings on Saturday in neighborhoods they entered in eastern Mosul a day earlier, after pushing out Islamic State militants in their drive to take back the city, as new images emerged of the barriers the extremist group mounted to obstruct the troops' advance.

Among Vladimir Putin's headaches as he headed into the weekend were an international tug of war over a medieval saint, an infamous revolution he'd rather that no one remembered and crowds of angry men calling for his imprisonment. And you think you had a rough week.

FBI agents seeking an investigation into the Clinton Foundation made a presentation to Justice Department lawyers about the allegations they wanted to pursue, but public corruption prosecutors did not want to partner with them based on concerns about the strength of the information they received, two people familiar with the matter said Thursday.

Susie Fortman moves quickly brandishing a spatula and tongs. It's the middle of the lunch rush at Sheryl's Club 175 and hungry customers are waiting to be fed. On Friday, Fortman, an Army veteran who served a tour in Iraq, will begin feeding many more people as she attempts to break the Guinness World Record for the longest cooking marathon.

Members of the South Carolina Army National Guard are gathering to honor their oldest living retiree, 97-year-old William Zimmerman.

The FBI, already under fire after Director James B. Comey reopened the Hillary Clinton email investigation in the final days of the presidential race, is now investigating why one of its own Twitter accounts engaged in an apparently campaign-related document dump.

Twenty-one Georgians were arrested on computer pornography and child exploitation charges this week as part of a two-state operation in Georgia and Alabama.

Taliban militants were planning a major offensive on the northern city of Kunduz when Afghan and NATO forces launched the operation against them Thursday that resulted in the deaths of two U.S. soldiers, several Afghan commandos and scores of civilians, officials said.

A former commander of Fort Benning and a U.S. Georgia senator are among 17 veterans to be inducted Saturday into the 2016 Georgia Military Veterans Hall of Fame.

Bank of America partnered with the Nehemiah Community Reinvestment Fund out of Sacramento to present a mortgage-free home, to Spc. Austin Hunsinger who joined the Army in 2010 and served overseas in Afghanistan and will soon be officially, medically retired.